Stories and Perspectives
Daylight: Painting Resurrection in Golden Light
Daylight began with a color I didn’t know how to love — a golden light that refused to behave. Somewhere between hesitation and surrender, I learned what resurrection light might...
Daylight: Painting Resurrection in Golden Light
Daylight began with a color I didn’t know how to love — a golden light that refused to behave. Somewhere between hesitation and surrender, I learned what resurrection light might...
When the Waves Roar: Storm, Smallness, and the ...
This summer, I set aside the pressure to be endlessly visible and instead chose rest. In that sabbath of painting, family, and quiet, a new series called Daylight began to...
When the Waves Roar: Storm, Smallness, and the ...
This summer, I set aside the pressure to be endlessly visible and instead chose rest. In that sabbath of painting, family, and quiet, a new series called Daylight began to...
On Art, Burnout, and "Authenticity"
We talk a lot about authenticity online—but no one talks about how hard it is to live it. This post is a reflection on burnout, the myth of ‘realness’ in...
On Art, Burnout, and "Authenticity"
We talk a lot about authenticity online—but no one talks about how hard it is to live it. This post is a reflection on burnout, the myth of ‘realness’ in...
You Don’t Have to Know Exactly What You’re Look...
I thought I was just passing through Rhode Island. I didn’t know it would become home—or that the detour would hold everything I never thought to ask for. This is...
You Don’t Have to Know Exactly What You’re Look...
I thought I was just passing through Rhode Island. I didn’t know it would become home—or that the detour would hold everything I never thought to ask for. This is...
Choosing Meaning Over Mass-Produced: Why Origin...
Mass-produced art might match your rug, but it won’t move your heart. Original work? It carries breath, memory, and meaning—and sometimes, that’s exactly what your home is missing.
Choosing Meaning Over Mass-Produced: Why Origin...
Mass-produced art might match your rug, but it won’t move your heart. Original work? It carries breath, memory, and meaning—and sometimes, that’s exactly what your home is missing.
The Beauty of Slowness: Why Art Invites Us to B...
We're always rushing—but beauty was never meant to be fast. This week on the blog, I'm sharing why slowness matters, how art invites us to pause, and what I'm learning...
The Beauty of Slowness: Why Art Invites Us to B...
We're always rushing—but beauty was never meant to be fast. This week on the blog, I'm sharing why slowness matters, how art invites us to pause, and what I'm learning...